Autocorrect and OTA

These are questions I have about my wife's GS3.

1. Does the stock keyboard have auto-correct? I looked through the options last night, well where I think they should be, and couldn't find any option for auto-correct.
Edit: Never mind looks like auto-correct is non-existent

2. I personally have Verizon, while updates take forever they come OTA. She is still on ICS and I have no want/need to upgrade her phone at this point, but was wondering does AT&T ever push OTA updates?

Re: Autocorrect and OTA

Originally Posted by BaMaDuDe87

These are questions I have about my wife's GS3.

1. Does the stock keyboard have auto-correct? I looked through the options last night, well where I think they should be, and couldn't find any option for auto-correct.
Edit: Never mind looks like auto-correct is non-existent

2. I personally have Verizon, while updates take forever they come OTA. She is still on ICS and I have no want/need to upgrade her phone at this point, but was wondering does AT&T ever push OTA updates?

Re: Autocorrect and OTA

Originally Posted by BaMaDuDe87

These are questions I have about my wife's GS3.

1. Does the stock keyboard have auto-correct? I looked through the options last night, well where I think they should be, and couldn't find any option for auto-correct.
Edit: Never mind looks like auto-correct is non-existent

2. I personally have Verizon, while updates take forever they come OTA. She is still on ICS and I have no want/need to upgrade her phone at this point, but was wondering does AT&T ever push OTA updates?

1. If you want a good keyboard with GREAT autocorrect, download Swiftkey from the app store and replace your stock keyboard with it...its much better and autocorrect and looks much better

2. AT&T does push OTA updates, but they will not be pushing an OTA update for the latest version Jelly Bean, you would have to update it via Kies software, which you can download on your PC or Mac for free

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